The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
THE RACES AZ LATONIA.
TRACK IN BAD CONDITION, BUT
ATTENDANCE GOOD.
John Henry, Glenfisher, Little Minch,
Grlsette aud FOsteral We're the
Winners-Today's Events.

CINCINNATI, o., June Lowing to
the heavy rain Of last night anG the
lowering weather today the track at
Latonia was in bad condition for the
races. The stter dance was good.
First Rsce.--6elling purse, for three
year Odds and upwards, non-winners
nj this meeting; six furlongs. Thir-
teen starters as follows: Charley Luz
cas-, OF, Hathaway; Venisti, 90, Brock
enridge; Eva K, 102, Gerhardy; Al
fred, l03, West; Billy Smith, 95,
Adams; Vivian, 81, Walker; Tony
Pastor, o5, Moore; Euphony, so, Wat
son; Gulnars, so, Kelly; Probus, 102,
J. Cooper; John Henry, 100, John.
ston; Hottentot, 1903, Tompkins; Jen-
ME Mcfarland, ll3, Blsylock. Pools:
Tony Pastor $24, John Henry $40,
Jennie Mcfarland $l4, field $50. Jen-
ME Mcfarland led at the start, with
Gulnare second. Gulnare then took
the lead for shoit time, yielding the
place to John Henry who won, with
Jennie Mcfarland second and Alfred
third. Time-l:l
Second Race-For msidens OF all
ages; seven furlongs. Thirteen etart-
era as follows: Mary Mac, 1903, Stoval
Mary Ellis, 1903, Wilgus; Blaze Ban,
"a, Breckenridge; Buckler, l05, Hag-
gins; Glen fisher, 102, Johnson; Mis-.
hap, 81, ii. Jones; Blue Times, 10S,
Harris; Girola, 81, Hathaway; Ivan
hoe, 90, Green; Spinette, 1903, Temp
kins; Walker, 10b, Watson; Ali Lilac,
SO, Gerhardy Governor, l06, Vincent.
Pools: 6pinette. 500; Girols, $40;
Governor, $l2; field, $50. Walker led
at the start with Mary Mac second, but
at the half Glenfisher took the alesd.
The third quarter was passed with
Glenflsher leading, Walker second,
Governor third. Down the stretch
there was general rush out OF which
Governor emerged winner by two
lengths; Blue Time l'econd and Wal.
ker third. Time--l $50.
Third Race-Purse one mile. Seven
starters as follows: Governor Bate.
80, Wigpins; Fellowbroeck, 100, Hag-
gins; Little Minch, 80, Hathaway ;
Handy Andy, IS, Watson; Font, So,
Breckenridge; Biddy Bowling, 80,
Kelly Faith Thompson, SO, Salomons.
Poole: Little Minch, $24; Font, $4 ;
Biddy Bowling, 50; field, 81. After a
most vexatious delay, caused by Little
Minch's refusal to go in the right
direction, the horees got off with Font
first on the the outside; Little Minch
second, on the inside, and the rest in
a bunch. Little Minch Immediately
went to the front with Font second.
Blddy Bowling third, and the order Of
this procession WAS not changed to
the end, Little Minch winning by two
lengths, with Font second; length In
advance OF Biddy Bowling, third
Time-l 46i. Modesty was scratched
on account Of having cut herself down
while exercising this morning.
Fourth Race. Purse for FLIES three
wears old; one mile and haf q fur
long. Three starters, AS follows: Gri
sette, 9S, West; Coincide, 80, Lahue
Hindoo Rose, l0S, Stovsll. Pool,
(Grisette barred: Hindoo Rose, $50
Comedie, $24. Coincide got of
fret, but Grisette headed her
before passing the stand, aud
led under a heavy pull until ate
pasblDE lDS nail, WneT6 OOm6ul'
drew up and Tapped the leader, wheI
West gave the California Ally an incl
OF leather, and she shot away like I
rocket Hindoo Rose, after the thirC
quarter, came up and made an efior
10 win, but Grisette's rider gallopet
in, laughing at Stovall. Grisette VOL
by a length and half; Hindoo Ros
second, Coincide third, pulled up
Time-1:58.
Fifth Race.-Lstonis cup, handi
cap sweepstake for all ages, One mil
and three quarters. Hopedale an,
Liierro were scratched, leaving onl
threa starters, rs follows: 0'Fsllor
1Oi, Vincent; Kaloolah, ITO, Blsvlnck
Fosterai, l0s, Stovall. Pools: KaloC
lah, $50; Fostera, SOL; 0'Fallon, $2t
Foeteral took the lead almot iroI
the start, and had monopoly Of tbs
position to the finish, which he mad
with ase fifty yards in advance G
Kaoolah, second; O'Fsllon third, a
equal distance in KAloolsh's rea
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